deeproots.bsky.social
I'm the President of a local Chapter of Wild Ones. A gardener, wilderness explorer, and a fitness enthusiast. I like to share what I think it takes to be a good man and live a good life.
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They probably shouldn't have made everyone broke and eliminated all EV incentives before trying to get everyone to buy expensive EVs.
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But Mark this is why Crypto is a problem. It's too easily used as a scam, which is why it can't be used as legitimate currency. At best it's a speculative market or a way to offer bribes and clean dirty money
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The company making money hand over fist on AI development is against any safeguards on AI development. Go figure.
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Congress would then be payed solely with bribes and insider trading.
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Wonder why.
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Porque no los dos?
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I think we need new faces. She's great, but we need people that the general public doesn't associate with the establishment.
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A trapping mechanic would be cool.
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"Accuse your enemy of what you are doing, as you are doing it, to create confusion."
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I agree about Alex, Shane, and Sam. Sebastian is dark, but has a good head on his shoulders imo. Seb and Harvey are mid but not broken in any way.
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Turns out running a country entirely on cronyism and propaganda doesn't work very well.
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The "town square" analogy is so inappropriately applied to social media. Town squares don't selectively amplify or silence voices based on engagement. Speaking at a town Square has reputational consequences. Speaking on social media has none.
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I'm alive, but after just one Covid vaccine, I suddenly really love George Soros. Can't explain it.
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It's very nice on mobile, but phones lend themselves well to tapping.
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Breath of the Wild.
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Go back and replay the first version you ever played. The nostalgia you'll feel will happen deep in your bones. For me, it's Blue.
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It isn't just *out* there - we ARE that!
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Then by your analogy there are no red states either because they all also contain cities that vote blue.
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And an orange is surrounded by a peel. I guess I just don't understand the point.
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Does it snow anymore?
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Thanks for updating here. A lot of us only use Bluesky now.
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Just only follow celebrities and watch nothing but sitcoms and reality TV and reruns of The Office and then let 5 years go by.
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That'll be the "boom" part in "baby boomer"
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It's crazy to think how quickly we went from social media as a means to stay connected with our real life network to seeing social media as our only real life network.
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Welcome back to the civilized part of social media Mark
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The establishment social media companies are too committed to the idea that they can shape society in their image, rather than the other way around.
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Squirrels always have this look on their face like they're watching you try a dip they made from scratch and are hoping you like it.
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What is a state other than a sum of the people contained within it? Is a state a sum of its people or its volume of land?
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Welcome to the party. There is no ethical way to use Twitter anymore.
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Reminds me of the spike in the search "what is Brexit" after the UK voted on it.
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Your list looks a lot like my list!